This is a really simple Python parser for the journald binary export format.
It can parse journal entries from a file-like object or an iterable, and yields each entry as a dict containing all attributes of the journal entry:
from __future__ import print_function # if using Python 2.x
from journalparse import journalparse
with open("some_file", "rb") as fp:
for entry in journalparse(fp):
print(entry)
# ... or ...
data = b"_MESSAGE=blah"
for entry in journalparse(data):
print(entry)
There are no requirements other than Python. Tested on Python 3.5 but should work on Python 2.6+ and 3.2+.
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